… of care dysphagia treatment are lacking and services provided to Head and Neck Cancer
(… There is little consensus regarding the frequency and intensity of dysphagia therapy. This is …

… Head and neck cancer squamous cell carcinoma (HNSSC) patients report substantial rates
… dysphagia being a predictor of distress and poorer quality of life. Evidence-based dysphagia …

… and neck cancer inventory (HNCI) [19], and performance status scale for head and neck cancer
… affects efficacy of dysphagia therapy in the head and neck cancer patient population, the …

… The present study shows that increasing dysphagia symptoms are associated with increased
neck disability and advanced stage disease at treatment initiation. Swallowing dysfunction (…

… impacts of dysphagia on people with head and neck cancer (… basis in support of people with
dysphagia, which they may not … identifying caregivers of people with dysphagia in HNC and …

… head and neck cancer treatment has become increasingly important since more cancer
patients become long-term survivors. One of the predominant side effects is dysphagia [Citation1]…

… There are over 30 specific sites in the head and neck cancer group, … The incidence of head
and neck cancer ranges from 8 in … Dysphagia can occur at any stage of the patient’s oncology …

… Moreover, dysphagia and pain are independent risk factors for worse survival [10,11,… cancer
survivorship care, we aimed to analyze the course of the self-reported symptoms dysphagia, …

… Dysphagia, difficulty in eating and drinking, remains the most common side effect of radiotherapy
treatment for head and neck cancer … of HPV-related cancers. Increased prevalence of …

… The aim of this study was to evaluate the validity of a dysphagia screening test (DST) in
patients who have undergone resection for head and neck cancer (HNC). In addition, we …